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The Future of Spatial Data and Society: Summary of a Workshop
APPENDIX C WORKSHOP AGENDA
THE FUTURE OF SPATIAL DATA AND SOCIETY
MAPPING SCIENCE COMMITTEE
FEDERAL GEOGRAPHIC DATA COMMITTEE
WORKSHOP
April 24-25, 1996
Agenda
Workshop Objectives
Identify forces affecting the future of spatial data
Discuss and anticipate possible futures for the collection, dissemination, and use of spatial data
Identify implications of the anticipated futures from local, regional, national, and other stakeholder perspectives
Identify cautions, suggestions, and directions to the spatial data community based on the identified futures
Wednesday, April 24, 1996
7:45 a.m.
Continental breakfast
8:30
Welcome, introductions, and agenda review
8:45
Plenary presentations; questions and answers
John B. Evans
Michael R. Curry
10:30
BREAK
10:45
Panel Presentation; questions and answers
Nancy von Meyer (Moderator)
John D. Bossler, Xavier R. Lopez, Bernard J. Niemann
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The Future of Spatial Data and Society: Summary of a Workshop
APPENDIX C
WORKSHOP AGENDA
THE FUTURE OF SPATIAL DATA AND SOCIETY
MAPPING SCIENCE COMMITTEE
FEDERAL GEOGRAPHIC DATA COMMITTEE
WORKSHOP
April 24-25, 1996
Agenda
Workshop Objectives
Identify forces affecting the future of spatial data
Discuss and anticipate possible futures for the collection, dissemination, and use of spatial data
Identify implications of the anticipated futures from local, regional, national, and other stakeholder perspectives
Identify cautions, suggestions, and directions to the spatial data community based on the identified futures
Wednesday, April 24, 1996
7:45 a.m.
Continental breakfast
8:30
Welcome, introductions, and agenda review
8:45
Plenary presentations; questions and answers
John B. Evans
Michael R. Curry
10:30
BREAK
10:45
Panel Presentation; questions and answers
Nancy von Meyer (Moderator)
John D. Bossler, Xavier R. Lopez, Bernard J. Niemann
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11:45
LUNCH
12:45 p.m.
What societal forces will affect the need for collection and use of spatial data? (Exercise in small groups)
1:45
Plenary review of small-group results
2:15
BREAK
2:30
What does the future hold? (Small-group discussions to identify anticipated changes)
4:10
Plenary review and discussion of small-group visioning results
4:35
Plenary discussion with Mark Schaeffer, Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of the Interior
5:00
RECEPTION/DINNER
Reception and dinner provided by Intergraph Corp., Rand-McNally & Co., and ETAK
Thursday, April 25, 1996
8:00 a.m.
Continental breakfast
8:30
Welcome and agenda review
8:45
What are the key questions raised by the identified future(s)? (Full-group identification and discussion)
9:45
What are the implications of the identified future(s) for stakeholders in spatial data and for society as a whole? (Small-group identification and discussion)
10:30
BREAK
10:45
Plenary review of small-group results
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11:30
What issues should we as a community be addressing? (Small-group discussion and exercise)
12:30 p.m.
LUNCH
1:30
Full-group review of "questions to be answered"
2:00
Generation of cautions, suggestions, and statements to the field
2:30
BREAK
2:45
Continuation of cautions, suggestions, and statements
3:15
Next steps
• Plenary discussion of what will or should happen with the product of the workshop
• Reflections on the process
4:00
ADJOURN
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